How can I change the font of the element p?

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3 total messages Started by NF82 Wed, 03 Dec 2008 09:02

#379

Author: NF82
Date: Wed, 03 Dec 2008 09:02

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Hello,

when I insert the element p in the body of a topic the font is times new roman. All other elements have
other fonts. I want to change the font of the element p.

- I open the template and the topic.template and create a new format for a paragraph.
- I open the EDD and create in the section body elements a new TextFormatRule:
  - Section body elements
    - Element Tag p
      - Container
      - TextFormatRules
        - ContextRule
          - If
            - Specification body
              - ParagraphFormatting
                - ParagraphFormatTag .... name of the paragraph format I create in the template

But it doesn�t work the format of the element p is still times new roman.

If I do it that way, I have to create a TextFormatRule for every element (body, section...). Is there
an easier way to say, if all the TextFormatRules in the EDD are false/don�t apply then use the textformat xyz.

With kind regards,

Nina

Re: How can I change the font of the element p?

#383

Author: Russ Ward
Date: Wed, 03 Dec 2008 12:33

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Nina,

Did you import the new EDD into the template that is used for the XML import?

In a list of context rules, there is the "else" rule that should satisfy your second question. Also, formatting is applied in a cascading manner. If you want to set a default for "body" elements, put the formatting rule on that element. Then, if no subelement has a rule which overrides it, the default is applied.

Russ

Re: How can I change the font of the element p?

#385

Author: NF82
Date: Wed, 03 Dec 2008 15:00

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Hello Russ,

thank you for your help. I read some chapters of the structure application developer guide. I use the all-contexts rule and it work.

With kind regards,

Nina

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